The resolution commends the dedicated pastors, leaders, and teachers of the Missionary Baptist Seminary and Institute for their significant contributions to the institution, which is celebrating its ninetieth anniversary. Established in 1934 by Dr. Benjamin M. Bogard in Little Rock, Arkansas, the seminary has evolved under the leadership of various figures, including Dr. L.D. Foreman, who oversaw the construction of a new building and the acceptance of veterans and foreign students, and Dr. John E. Owen, who expanded the institution's academic offerings. Currently, under Dr. Roger Copeland's leadership, the seminary is pursuing ambitious plans for further growth and development.

The Senate resolution expresses gratitude for the leadership and guidance provided by both past and present members of the seminary, recognizing their role in shaping the institution's legacy and future. It concludes with a directive to provide a copy of the resolution to the Missionary Baptist Seminary and Institute, highlighting the Senate's support and acknowledgment of the seminary's impact over the past ninety years.